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The Chronicles of Meap

Mitch first appeared in the season 2 episode "The Chronicles of Meap", when he captured Phineas, Ferb, Isabella, Candace and Meap in their spaceship, and brings them to his space station, where he show his collection of the alien species he captured. It also turns out that Mitch previously found a balloon named Balloony that was originally owned by Heinz Doofenshmirtz, and added it to his collection, naming it "Colin". Phineas, Ferb, and Isabella are unaware that Meap is a intergalactic criminal, but Meap is aware of this and warns Candace of it.

Eventually, Meap is about to engage into a fight with Mitch after revealing himself to him, but is trapped. Fortunately, Candace manages to free Meap, who then fights Mitch and easily defeats him. After tying Mitch up and forcing him to surrender, Meap takes his universal mustache translator, explaining to the kids of what really happened. Mitch was then taken away to be given a "time-out".

Meapless in Seattle

Mitch returned in the season 3 episode "Meapless in Seattle", in which he has escaped from his "time-out" and tried to find a lost jar of cutonium so that he could become the most adorable being in the universe and everyone would be so enamored of him that they would obey his every whim.

It was revealed that Mitch is actually in fact the same species as Meap (a species that lives and revolves around cuteness) and is piloting a tall robotic suit that he can control even while not wearing it. After Doofenshmirtz accidentally drank the cutonium, Mitch captured him and took him back to his evil lair where he drained the cuteness out of Doof and put it into himself. Mitch was defeated by Isabella who out-cuted him, and Meap, who blasted him down with his rainbow death-ray after Isabella depowered him. Mitch attempted to escape, but Candace threw her phone to close a door on him, pinning him to the ground. He was then imprisoned for another "time-out".

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Mitch introducing himself to Phineas, Ferb, and Isabella.

Mitch showing his illegal collection of extraterrestrial creatures.

Mitch getting attacked by his nemesis Meap.

Mitch's first defeat as Meap ties him up, forcing him to surrender.

Mitch using his Pod Walker to attack the kids in the Flynn-Fletchers' backyard.

With the Pod Walker destroyed, Mitch plans to have the kids to lead him to the Cutonium.

Mitch being confronted by Meap again, this time of his plan to obtain the Cutonium.

Mitch revealing his true form as he exits from his mecha suit.

Mitch sending his robotic minions to stop the heroes.

Mitch after infusing himself with the Cutonium, using his cuteness to subdue his enemies.

Mitch losing the Cutonium after being subdued by Isabella's actual cuteness.

Trivia

He dislikes being called a zookeeper because "that sort of legitimizes" his capture of other creatures.

The voice of Mitch is done by David Mitchell. The name "Mitch" is similar to his voice actor's last name.

He only says the word "meap" without his universal mustache translator. This is also true of his nemesis Meap and the rest of the inhabitants of their home planet.

Balloony was the rarest "creature" he has in his spaceship.

Mitch is actually the same size as Meap, as he is seen outside of his suit in "Meapless in Seattle". Meap did not previously know that Mitch could step outside his suit. The specific reason for why he wears a suit is unknown.

He has his own theme song called "He's Mitch".

When Mitch was owning Balloony, he believes that the signature that Doofenshmirtz put on the balloon is nothing more than just a birthmark, something which annoys Doofenshmirtz, who then calls Mitch an idiot for believing such a stupid thing.

One of the first episode's running jokes is that the characters keep mistaking Mitch as Meap's father, to which they both refute. One of Mitch's lines is a parody of Darth Vader's famous line, "I am your father!", in which he says to Meap, "No, I am not your father!".

Another more risque joke has Candace, wielding a baseball-projecting glove in defense of her brothers, saying to the villain "Get away from them, you...Mitch!", a reference to the final battle between Ellen Ripley and the Xenomorph Queen in "Aliens".